IPL 2025 points table, Orange Cap, Purple Cap: 4 Strait Win, Mumbai Indians to jump …

In his Indian Premier League match on Wednesday, Rohit Sharma (70) had a large -scale ride on Rohit Sharma (70) to pulsavars by seven wickets in his Indian Premier League match. The fourth win over the trot of Mumbai Indians, which took them from the first sixth to third place on the numeral table, SRH posted the bottom of 143/8 and Rohit in the right batting position to score 70 runs from 46 balls (8x4s, 3x6s). MI scored 146/3 in 15.4 overs and in spare to win the match with 26 balls, Suryakumar Yadav killed 19-gend 40 not out (5x4s, 2x6s).

Gujarat’s Titan ‘Sai Sudarshan has continued to lead the run-chart, and holds the Orange Cup with a 417 tally. GT’s Prasad Krishna holds the purple cap, as his 16 wickets are the highest by anyone.

The fate of the competition was sealed to all, when SRH fell to 35/5 after a shameful collapse. Despite Henrich Klassen’s 71 and Abhinav Manohar’s 43, the hosts did not have enough runs on the board to challenge MI’s batting.

The five -time winners, chasing, registered their third consecutive win, with a nine wickets on the last Sunday to Chennai Super Kings.

It was also his second win over SRH in the season, defeating him by four wickets in Mumbai last week.

India’s Test and ODI captain Rohit announced his intentions when he hoisted an off-cantter from Pat Cummins on Deep Square leg fence for a six and chased it with four in the third over.

Here on a flat and hard deck, Rohit was in a hurry to read the situation, the late influence in the second half came on the field as sub.

When Jaydev Unadkat gave speed to the ball in the fourth over, Rohit hurried to bounce on it, raising it powerfully for his second six.

After leaving through a phase in which he did not look out of the form, the big score removed them, Rohit mixed defense and cleverly attacked for another high quality knock, which completely closes the doors on SRH.

Earlier, Klassen measured 71 and Manohar’s 43 saved a terrible SRH from a terrible beginning and directed them to 143/8.

Klassen hit nine fours and two sixes for his 44-ball 71, scoring 99 runs for the sixth wicket, with Abhinav Manohar, an alternative to the impact, who played a stable second Bella with his 37-ball 43 (2x4s, 3x6s).

But this was a rigorous beginning for SRH, which is placed second on the numeral table and has to face a difficult battle to keep themselves alive.

Lack of confidence was clear when SRH’s top-order bowlers fell without any clear pressure.

Instead of putting pressure on the MI bowlers, SRH presented a peak batting show, complicated by a careless decision by Ishan Kishan (1), who went back despite not behind the stump.

Deepak Char’s (2/12) ball dropped the leg side down, which was duly said by the on-field umpire. But while walking back to Kishan, he raised his finger.

Interestingly, neither the bowler nor MI wicketkeeper Ryan Ricelton made an appeal caught behind.

The collapse began when the Travis Head (0) threw his bat at a wide delivery at a wide delivery far away from the Trent Bault (4/26) to practice catching Naman Dhir in the third man.

Abhishek Sharma (8), who hit a six to start, gave another simple catch to Vignesh Puthur from the boult, while Nitish Kumar Reddy played Mitchell St. Non directly in the mid-on for the second wicket of four.

The top order Employees saw last year’s finalist crawling for a shameful 24 for four in Powerplay.

Aniket Verma and Klaasen stabilized the ship for a while, but SRH’s grief continued when the former was bounced by Mi captain Hardik Pandya.

Klassen hit two fours and a six Puthur in the 10th over and hit three more borders from Pandya in the next, so that the SRH could be given some speed, but the MI bowlers normally placed a tight control so that South African could not be allowed to go away.

Klassen did not get much assistance from the other end as Manohar, sent as an impact option, crawled one of the seven balls before its first big hit.

Klessen’s resistance ended when Jasprit Bumrah (1/39) caught him by Tilak Verma for his 300th T20 wicket, while Manohar fell into a bowlt in the last.